Cernunnos means "horned-one." This spirit god was revered by Iron Age Celts in both Britain and France. His unwavering image has been found in over a dozen artifacts, most notably the mysterious Gundestrup cauldron, (Denmark.) Cernunnos is almost always depicted with 7 tines, or points per antler, and is attended by a mythical horned serpent. He is associated with reincarnation, fertility, and good fortune in the hunt. In Medieval tymes his worship was seen as a threat to the Church, and this benevolent deity was transformed into the Christian devil.